Carolina [note from Conservator: According to William P. Cumming's "The Southeast in Early Maps" the image is from Samuel Simpson's The agreeable historian. London, 1746, v. 3. Has anyone checked if Cumming is correct or is there a reason a NC map was included in a geographical description of the non-colonial parts of the UK? The title page of Volume 3 of "The Agreeable Historian" indicates that it is specifically related to counties starting with Norfolk and ending with Yorkshire in England located on the Isle of Great Britain. http://www.lakesguides.co.uk/large/smp3it.jpg . Volume 1 was Bedfordshire to Essex, and Vol 2 was Gloucestershire to Middlesex. It seems odd, but I know stranger things have happened. Sadly, I could only find volumes 1 &2 on the ECCO database] MC0002-004 62527 2679 Carolina [note from Conservator: According to William P. Cumming's "The Southeast in Early Maps" the image is from Samuel Simpson's The agreeable historian. London, 1746, v. 3. Has anyone checked if Cumming is correct or is there a reason a NC map was included in a geographical description of the non-colonial parts of the UK? The title page of Volume 3 of "The Agreeable Historian" indicates that it is specifically related to counties starting with Norfolk and ending with Yorkshire in England located on the Isle of Great Britain. http://www.lakesguides.co.uk/large/smp3it.jpg . Volume 1 was Bedfordshire to Essex, and Vol 2 was Gloucestershire to Middlesex. It seems odd, but I know stranger things have happened. Sadly, I could only find volumes 1 &2 on the ECCO database] J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University 62527 local, filename 62527.0001 177347764 image/tiff 6.0 PRONOM PUID: fmt/10 little endian uncompressed MD5 8279345b76be65014a7baaf35d8b1610 ecu:digital_collections 9509 6216 RGB mm mm 20210503 Digital Collections Zeutschel OS14000 A1 Adobe Photoshop CS6 (Windows) object plane in. 600 1 600 1 8 integer 3 internal